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Original Persimmon Still Life Oil Painting “Good Fortune” 20014
Original Persimmon Still Life Oil Painting “Good Fortune” 20014
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Several additional persimmons are arranged naturally across the tabletop, creating a sense of abundance and visual rhythm. Their warm orange and golden tones contrast beautifully with the deep blue patterned fabric and the muted brown background.
The artist uses carefully controlled light and shadow to emphasize the rounded forms of the fruit. Subtle highlights across the persimmon skins give the fruit a convincing sense of volume and texture, while darker shadows beneath the basket and objects establish depth. The restrained background allows the vivid orange fruit to remain the visual focus.
The title “Good Fortune” (柿柿如意) carries an especially attractive decorative meaning. In Chinese culture, persimmons are traditionally associated with good fortune, happiness, prosperity, and auspicious wishes. This symbolic quality makes a persimmon still life oil painting particularly suitable for collectors looking for artwork that combines visual beauty with positive meaning.
The blue cloth underneath the fruit introduces an additional layer of color and pattern. Its cool tones provide a strong contrast to the warm persimmons, while the small floral bowl adds another decorative element to the composition. Together, these details create a balanced and sophisticated fruit still life painting.
According to the supplied artwork information, the painting is by Li Il Son (李日善), identified as a first-class North Korean painter. The expressive yet controlled brushwork reflects the artist's attention to natural forms, color relationships, light, and traditional still life composition.
This original oil painting can work beautifully as living room wall art, dining room decoration, study artwork, office décor, or as part of a private collection of Korean and North Korean oil paintings. Its warm palette makes it especially suitable for interiors featuring wood, neutral colors, cream tones, or traditional decorative elements.
For collectors interested in North Korean oil paintings, fruit still life art, persimmon paintings, original hand-painted artwork, and meaningful decorative paintings, “Good Fortune” offers both artistic character and symbolic appeal.
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